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Chrodobert, Crodobert, or
Choadebert (Crodobertus or Chrodobertus) was an
Aleman dux of the
early seventh century (fl. 631/632). He
probably ruled in the...
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Robert II (Rodbert,
Chrodobert) (died 12 July 807[citation needed]) was a
Frankish nobleman who was
count of
Worms and of
Rheingau and
count of Hesbaye[citation...
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Robert and
Lambert that he was the son or
paternal grandson of
Robert II (
Chrodobert II), Lord
Chancellor of Francia, and a
close relative of his contemporary...
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Leutfred 570–587,
deposed by
Childebert II
Uncilin 587–607
Gunzo 613
Chrodobert 630 Gundoin, Duke of Alsace, fl. 630s
Leuthari II 642 Boniface, Duke of...
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powerful basis by 737, he
exiled Eucherius, with the help of a man
called Chrodobert, to the
monastery of St. Trond.
Charles took
further military action in...
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Duchy of
Alsace (see also) – Uncilin, Duke (587–607) Gunzo, Duke (fl.613)
Chrodobert, Duke (fl.630) Gundoin, Duke (fl.630s)
Leuthari II, Duke (fl.642) Boniface...
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Albert or Herbert) Beto,
Betinho (Portuguese) Bo, Bob, Bobbie,
Bobby Beau
Chrodobert,
Chrodobrecht (Frankish) Dobbie,
Dobby Boris (Bulgarian) (possibly not...
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quoted at the
Council of
Rouen of 692, died in 706
Rodobert or
Chrodobert, 706, also
count of Hiémois
Hugues I (bishop of Sees), 8th
century Saint...
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Chrodegang had died on 3
September 769. His
murder had been
planned by
Chrodobert, a
powerful relation to whom he had
entrusted the
administration of his...
